Mysticism is examined through the experience of the body rather than as an exclusively abstract or intellectual phenomenon. The book considers how embodiment, perception, ethics, vulnerability, and physical experience influence the way spiritual realities are understood. Drawing on phenomenological thought, it asks what happens when mystical experience is approached as something lived through the body and relationships with others. The result is a sophisticated exploration of spirituality and ethics for readers interested in philosophy, religious studies, embodiment, consciousness, and the relationship between personal experience and moral responsibility.

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